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Kolo Muani replaces injured Nkunku in France's World Cup squad
Eintracht Frankfurt striker Randal Kolo Muani will replace RB Leipzig's Christopher Nkunku in the France squad for the World Cup in Qatar, the French federation (FFF) said on Wednesday (Nov 16).
Arab golfers gaining global momentum after encouraging International Series Egypt
CAIRO: The future looks bright for golf in the Arab world after three players from the region finished in the top 40 of the International Series Egypt, as a strong contingent of 17 players from nine different countries teed off at the flagship Asian Tour event.
It's Max Verstappen vs both Mercedes-AMG drivers - Here's where the advantage lies
Coming into the Brazilian Grand Prix weekend, Max Verstappen and Red Bull Racing looked the prime favourites for victory around the Interlagos circuit.
Mane makes Senegal World Cup squad despite injury scare
Senegal boss Aliou Cisse said Sadio Mane does not need an operation on the injury he sustained playing for Bayern Munich. PHOTO: BBCSports
Magnussen takes stunning first F1 pole for Haas in Brazil
SAO PAULO : Kevin Magnussen took a sensational first career Formula One pole position, in his 100th race for the Haas team, in Friday qualifying for Saturday's sprint race at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix.
Hosts Qatar name fully home-based squad for World Cup
Qatar coach Felix Sanchez selected a 26-man squad World Cup on Friday exclusively made up of home-based players led by attacking trio Akram Afif, Almoez Ali and Hassan Al-Haydos. The tournament hosts are playing at the World Cup for the first time and face Ecuador in the opening match on November 20. Qatar will also meet Senegal and the Netherlands in Group A. Sanchez and his players have been staying together in near-lockdown since June while holding training camps in Spain and Austria. It is a similar approach to that of South Korea 20 years ago when the co-hosts made a shock run to the semi-finals of the 2002 World Cup. Sanchez, who learned his trade over 10 years with Barcelona's youth teams, guided Qatar to a 3-1 victory over Japan in the 2019 Asian Cup final for the country's first major international title. "In 2019, it was difficult to imagine that Qatar could win the Asian Cup," Sanchez said recently in an interview with Spanish sports daily Marca. "Obviously, I'm not talking about winning the World cup but to play at a good level against these three opponents is our challenge. Afterwards, it's football and anything can happen."
Struggling Southampton appoint Jones to replace Hasenhuettl
:Southampton have appointed former Luton Town boss Nathan Jones as their new manager on a three-and-a-half-year contract, the Premier League side said on Thursday, days after sacking Ralph Hasenhuettl with the team languishing in the relegation zone.